Ghana’s Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Mr Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, will participate in the Africa Down Under (ADU) Summit in Australia, starting September 3, 2025.
The summit brings together global experts and industry leaders in mining and extractives to promote African mining opportunities
The Minister will deliver a presentation highlighting Ghana as the ideal mining destination in Africa and the West African sub-region.
He will emphasize Ghana’s friendly investment climate and its position as Africa’s leading gold producer.
The Minister’s engagement aims to attract investor support to accelerate Ghana’s mining fortunes, promote value addition, and expand the country’s mineral frontiers.
Madam Ama Mawusi Mawuenyefia, the Ministry’s Director of Communications, who confirmed the Minister’s itinerary in a statement, said the three-day conference would also create the platform for the Ministry to forge connections with development partners on global mining platform.
The Minister’s delegation to the summit will include officials from the Ministry and representatives from the Minerals Commission.
The Africa Down Under (ADU) Summit is the largest African-focused mining event held outside the continent, attracting high-profile participants annually.
The summit serves as a key platform for Africa-Australia relations, promoting business, social, and cultural ties between the two regions.
Since its inaugural conference in 2003, ADU has showcased many success stories about Australian companies and organisations working across Africa.
Additionally, it creates a melting pot for pro Africa-Australia relations, forming the principal pillar for “Africa Week”, Australia’s Week and long celebration of strong and growing business, social and cultural ties between Australia and the African continent.
Source: GNA
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